Communities & affiliations
The term “self-taught developer” may be a fiction since most of the knowledge we acquire, although not receiving any direct instruction, was in some manner facilitated by another party; a book author, a video author, a teacher, a community, and possibilities provided to us by other people. I am a scholar who enjoys learning and rarely needs to ask questions, but I received a lot of assistance from strangers, acquaintances, and friends to reach this point in my career. The communities listed below are noteworthy ones from which I've benefited, some of which I actively participate in.
The ROOM is building a community of world class tech talent that will power the future. The network is a source of professional development opportunities and networking, taking career growth to the next level.
A 501(c)3 edtech nonprofit making it easier for African youths to access the resources, training, and opportunities they need to change their lives. I4G makes it easy for individuals and companies to support African talents, as they provide them with the tools, training, and support they need to increase their earning power.
The Google Developer Student Clubs is a vast network of more than 1,900 college and university chapters across more than 100 countries, where students meet and learn with peers and build solutions for local businesses and communities with Google technology
HNG works with the very best techies to help them enhance their skills through the HNG internship program and build their network. It also works with clients to find them the best technical talent across the globe.
